Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 315.80 - Components of the Permanency Planning Process
a) The permanency planning process begins
when the first contact is made with the child and family. The permanency
planning process continues until the health and safety of the child are assured
and Department-funded services terminated.
b) Activities that must occur as part of the
permanency planning process include:
1) a
diligent search for missing parents, when necessary;
2) an assessment as described in Section
315.100;
3) worker intervention and contacts as
described in Section
315.110;
4) family meetings as described in Section
315.120;
5) development and implementation of a
service plan as described Section
315.130;
7) the use of concurrent planning as
described in Section
315.245, when
appropriate;
8) evaluating whether
families are substantially fulfilling their obligations under the service plan
and correcting the conditions that led to the placement of their children to
enable the children to be returned home as described in Section
315.300;
9) consideration of alternatives to
reunification as described in Section
315.305;
10) preparation for termination of Department
services and aftercare planning as described in Section
315.310;
and
11) preparation for, attendance
at, and participation in administrative case reviews, court hearings, and
permanency hearings, as described in 89 Ill. Adm. Code 316 (Case Reviews and
Court Hearings).
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